Trout Life Cycle

Trout are members of the _____ family

• Salmonids

• Iteroparous

• Ichthyologist

• Ichthyology

• salmon

Trout can spawn more than once in their life - meaning they are ____.

• Salmonids

• Iteroparous

• Ichthyologist

• Ichthyology

• salmon

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The study of fish

• Salmonids

• Iteroparous

• Ichthyologist

• Ichthyology

• salmon

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A person who studies fish

• Salmonids

• Iteroparous

• Ichthyologist

• Ichthyology

• salmon

_____ means they can't have babies/offpsring; these trout are released for educational purposes and for fishing

• sterile

• introduced

• outcompete

• Rocky Mountains

• freshwater

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Trout are in the same family as chars, whitefish, graylings and ____

• Salmonids

• Iteroparous

• Ichthyologist

• Ichthyology

• salmon

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Rainbow trout have been _____ to rivers and lakes east of the Rocky Mountains

• sterile

• introduced

• outcompete

• Rocky Mountains

• freshwater

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Sterile trout are introduced so they do not ____ native fish populations

• sterile

• introduced

• outcompete

• Rocky Mountains

• freshwater

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Rainbow trout are native to rivers and lakes in North America -- west of the _____

• sterile

• introduced

• outcompete

• Rocky Mountains

• freshwater

Trout live in ____ lakes and streams

• sterile

• introduced

• outcompete

• Rocky Mountains

• freshwater

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